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Right now, I got Five Live Yardbirds, The Yardbirds: Live Blueswailing 1964, The Best of the Yardbirds 1964-1966, Jonathan Richman's Her Mystery Not of High Heels, and Genius: The Best of Warren Zevon...

And I'm at school, so I can't listen to any of 'em :cry:

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Savage fool using a CD player. Get with technology and succumb to Steve Jobs and get an ipod; it'll only cost you an arm and a leg :thumb:

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Originally posted by Tristan Jayol Savage fool using a CD player. Get with technology and succumb to Steve Jobs and get an ipod; it'll only cost you an arm and a leg :thumb:

Me no like iPod; Urgh Me not Understand :toothless:

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Fook all, which is probably why the tray opened when I pressed the play button. Just going to put on "Far From The Maddening Crowds" by Chicane.

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As the Rush Comes-Motorcycle..

can't get this fooking choon out of my head...I guess I must like it...

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i believe disc 1 of Substance is in there

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The first New York Dolls album................at a very loud volume. :nod:

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just brought home another dub classic:

African Dub All-Mighty - Chapters 3 & 4

...produced by Joe Gibbs and finally issued on CD for the first time. Of course the source for the CD is crackly vinyl but that makes it sound even better! Joe Gibbs was one of the first Dub Producers to utilize "found sounds" like ringing telephones, creaking chairs, whistling birds etc. in his productions linking him to the Italian Futurists, Musique Concrete and more recent Hip Hop producers. Awesome collection for any Dub Heads out there.

I also picked up another Augustus Pablo CD " This Is Augustus Pablo" featuring Instrumental versions of the classic songs that made up the Original Rockers album plus a handful of bonus goodies. Hear Ian Curtis' favorite Melodic player define a sound with the ease of the breeze. Highly Recommended and Recommended when High.

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Originally posted by Element115 Fook all, which is probably why the tray opened when I pressed the play button. Just going to put on "Far From The Maddening Crowds" by Chicane.

Far From the Madding Crowd, now there is an agonizing read from the ole brit Hardy

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NO's Wellington '82 gig.

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Fuckin tequila slammer by the looks of it

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Originally posted by Tristan Jayol Savage fool using a CD player. Get with technology and succumb to Steve Jobs and get an ipod; it'll only cost you an arm and a leg :thumb:

And your eternal soul :evil2:

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Originally posted by Biznotic Love Trapezoid just brought home another dub classic:African Dub All-Mighty - Chapters 3 & 4 ...produced by Joe Gibbs and finally issued on CD for the first time. Of course the source for the CD is crackly vinyl but that makes it sound even better! Joe Gibbs was one of the first Dub Producers to utilize "found sounds" like ringing telephones, creaking chairs, whistling birds etc. in his productions linking him to the Italian Futurists, Musique Concrete and more recent Hip Hop producers. Awesome collection for any Dub Heads out there. I also picked up another Augustus Pablo CD " This Is Augustus Pablo" featuring Instrumental versions of the classic songs that made up the Original Rockers album plus a handful of bonus goodies. Hear Ian Curtis' favorite Melodic player define a sound with the ease of the breeze. Highly Recommended and Recommended when High.

Shit! When was this issued on CD? And does it mean vols 1 & 2 are too? Let me have details of label, etc, etc. I've been waiting for this for years!

Currently I have "Spinner" by Brian Eno and Jah Wobble in my CD player. Nice.

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yes, Chapters 1 and 2 or African Dub All Mighty are on CD also. 1 & 2 are on a single disc like 3 & 4.

check www.joegibbsmusic.com

the label is Joe Gibbs Music

the catalogue number is JGMCD 1003.

i assume Chapters 1 & 2 have JGMCD 1002 as the catalogue number.

EDIT NOTE: i've just checked Joegibbsmusic.com and there is no website active at that location.

the telephone number on the back of the CD is:

305 436 3045 Fax # = 305 436 3047

disc say's made in the USA and the address given is in Miami.

if you can't get it, send me an email and i'll order you a copy through my work (Zion's Gate).

alternately, you can go to www.zionsgate.com or call (206) 568 5446....ask for Stephen and tell him you want these cd's. He'll order them and ship them to you.

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**"Sorted"**a Ministry os sound compilation of Music from the nineties loosely related to Madchester, right now the Inspiral Carpets are dragging me down.

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Just picked up Buzzcocks Spiral Scratch ep, haven't gotten a chance to listen to it yet but looking forward to it :thumb:

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The Cure's Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me is playing in my room, but E.S. Posthumus and Philip Glass (getting ready to see him play tonight) are playing out here in the living room.

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Life With Brian by Flowered Up.

:beer: :clap: Jarvo!

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I've been feeling a bit downbeat lately, might be the rainy Portland winter:

  1. Portishead
  2. Extra Virgin by Olive
  3. What Sound by Lamb 4 I finally got around to buying Monoco's Music For Pleasure.
  4. Fan Retro disc
  5. Live Retro disc
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JJ72 semi-acoustic show in Belfast May 2003.

was

Duran Duran Costa Mesa gig July 03 (for me wife)

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in my car CD changer: st. etienne, the stranglers, doves, NO, the strokes, dubstar. in my discman: the go gos. in my bedroom CD player: dandy warhols.

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Enjoy the silence.

Sometimes it's good.

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Radiohead's Kid A and Oingo Boingo's Skeletons in the Closet.

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Originally posted by AgentWood in my car CD changer: st. etienne, the stranglers, doves, NO, the strokes, dubstar. in my discman: the go gos. in my bedroom CD player: dandy warhols.

Hats off!

:bow:

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The Cure's Pornography

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Way too embarrased to confess.

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